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Mark Andrew Preston (born 7 November 1968) is an Australian businessman and motorsport professional. He is currently the Team Principal of the Techeetah Formula E racing team, and CEO of StreetDrone. He has a long history in motorsport, particularly in Formula One, having worked for Arrows Grand Prix International, McLaren and Super Aguri F1 .
- 7 November 1968 (age 54), Geelong, Australia
- Australian
16. Aug. 2022 · Der Grund: fehlende Investoren. Die chinesische Kapitalgesellschaft Chinese Media Capital (CMC) hatte den Aguri-Rennstall von Mark Preston im Frühjahr 2016 über die Sportmarketing- und Management-Firma SECA gekauft und zur dritten Saison in Techeetah umbenannt.
Mark Preston is a versatile performer who started singing in South Bend, Indiana and joined the Air Force. He sang with the Lettermen for 11 years, appeared on TV shows, and received praise from Phyllis Diller and Tennessee Ernie Ford.
12. Juli 2007 · Super-Aguri-Technikchef Mark Preston im Interview über die Fortschritte des Teams und warum es erst zwei von drei Saisonzielen erreicht hat
Wikipedia: Mark Preston (Businessman) Expertise and a passion to get to the top of Formula One have led Mark through an education based in engineering to the cutting-edge of technology at the McLaren Formula One racing team and then to forming a new team in F1 in only 100 days: Super Aguri.
30. Nov. 2022 · Mark Preston is the ex-Team Principal of Techeetah, the most successful Formula E team of all time. He has worked with some of the best minds in motorsport and you could say that he is one of the leading figures in the series itself. Below you will get a glimpse from the genius mind of Mark Preston, with a detailed look at his career.
Official webpage at CNN. Mark Preston (born July 21, 1971) is Vice President of Political & Special Events Programming at CNN, and a CNN Senior Political Analyst. His role is to oversee CNN’s election night coverage across its broadcasting and online platforms, organize CNN’s presidential debates and forums, and serve as CNN's ...
